Like many millennial parents, a mom from Arkansas spends a lot of time worrying about safe sleep practices for her baby—no ...

One of the more curious phenomena explained by the model is why babies nap on some days but not others, even when their ...

Safe sleep practices can be summed up in an easy mnemonic: Parents only need to remember ABC: alone, back, crib, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics. Alone: Your baby can be in the ...

Size. Baby sleeping bags aren’t one-size-fits-all, so it’s vital to get the right size for your child. The smallest sleep sacks fit newborn preemies while the largest fit toddlers, so choose ...

Sleeping with your baby is not life-threatening, but it's not essential either. Rather, it's a family choice that you should make with your partner.

Hotels aren’t legally required to offer cribs, bassinets, or travel cribs that actually work. Here’s what parents should know.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends co-sleeping – having a baby sleep in the same room for at least six months to a year, but warns against bed-sharing or sleeping with a baby on a couch.